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The preservation of language is the cornerstone of a culture’s survival.
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The quote says that keeping a language alive is central to keeping a culture alive. Language carries a community’s shared words, meanings, and ways of expressing itself. When it is preserved, those parts of cultural identity can continue across generations.
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